Analysis | The new debate over ‘fascist’ becomes the old debate over victimhood

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Analysis | The new debate over ‘fascist’ becomes the old debate over victimhood
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Analysis: Among those labeling his opponents as fascist in broad strokes? Donald Trump.

to discuss the rise of fascistic rhetoric and behavior domestically. However political his rally speech, it seems obvious that he intended to make those particular comments.

at a fundraising event that September. “The racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic — you name it. And, unfortunately, there are people like that. And he has lifted them up.”for the breadth of the framing, but that was quickly lost or ignored. Clinton had declared Trump supporters to be “deplorable,” they insisted — and they embraced the idea. Her intended criticism of the way in which Trump had given political space to fringe, toxic ideologies was lost.

Trump spent much of Tuesday morning on Truth Social, the bespoke Twitter clone he helped launch. Among the dozens of messages he shared with his followers“They banned a sitting president from social media, impeached him two times, jailed his supporters, and now raided his home,” it read. “And then they go on TV and call us the fascists.”

Notice that the allegations against Biden are exaggerated or wrong. “They” — the elites, of course — kicked Trump off Twitter after the riot at the Capitol that he used social media to stoke. That riot is also responsible for one of the impeachments and all of those jailed supporters.

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